Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

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registering 20 feet 2 inches.
United States Marshal Franks is in the
city, having come up last evening on
official business.
The social announced for next Friday
evening, at the Congregational Church. has
been postponed.
The overland express train for the East
was so large last evening that it had to be
run in two sections.
County Assessor Frost has paid into the
County Treasury 81 $40, personal property
, and poll taxes collected.
w. A. Hancock has been commissioned
a Commissioner of Deeds for California, to
reside at Phoenix, Arizona.
The concert announced by the ladies of
Westminster Church for this evening has
been postponed until the 18th inst.
The Harbor Commissioners settled with
the State yesterday for the month of March,
paying into the Treasury $27 ,53S 81.
City Collector Putnam gives notice that
city taxes are now due and payable, and
will become delinquent on the second
Monday in May.
Sheriff Lord, of Nevada county, passed
through the city yesterday, conveying to
the Asylum at Stockton an insane woman
named Mrs. Davis.
The overland express was about an hour
and one-half behind time in its arrival
yesterday morning in consequence of de-
tention to freight train.
The steamer Dover arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday with wood and
grain, and the D. e. Knight, from Marys-
vile, with merchandise for San Francisco.
An entertainment will be given at the
Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church this
evening, commencing at o'clock, when a
novel and interesting programme will be
presented.
The highest and lowest temporal
ture Monday and yesterday was 10
and $40 and 740 and 450, with fresh south
erly winds and cloudy to fair and clear
weather prevailing.
George Williams, the tramp who was so
badly injured in consequence of the rail-
road accident near Auburn last Saturday,
was still alive yesterday, and there is
good chance for his recovery.
These arrests were made yesterday
James Stewart, by officer Mccormack, for
being drunk John Wilson, by Captain
Karcher and officer Sullivan, for being a
healthy beggar and using vulgar language.
Governor Bartlett has commissioned the
following Notaries Public David P. Burr,
Lodi; NJ. L. Short, Oceanside; E. P.
Unanst, San Luis Obispo; Chas. E. Smith,
San Miguel; R. R. kirkpatrick and w. J.
Sherman, Estrella.
The last fragments of the wreck caused
by a train leaving the track three miles
above Auburn few days ago were loaded
upon flat cars yesterday noon at the scene
of the trouble, and arrived at the railroad
works in this CITY last night.
Nothing has yet been heard of George
Van Kleek, the escape from the County
Jail. The Board of Supervisors visited the
Jail yard yesterday to see what was neces-
sary to be done to make such escapes over
the walls impossible in the future, and will
have the matter thoroughly attended to.
The Woodland Democrat speaks of bay
mare, four years old, sired by Ironclad, dam
an Odd Fellow mare, which is being given
work at that place preparatory to her being
sent East. She is sister of Cyclone, now
in the East, was bred by Harrison Eckels
near Woodland, and is owned by William
Lambert.
AT ST. Rose Church the office of Tene-
bre will be chanted Wednesday Thursday
and Friday evenings The morning serv-
ice will commence at s o'clock Thursday,
Friday and Saturday mornings. The
ceremony of the washing of feet will take
place Thursday at O'Clock P. NJ. There
will be a sermon Good Friday evening after
the stations of the cross.
Conrad Klein has commenced suit in the
Superior Court against Chas. R. Parsons to
recover $3.50. He alleges that Parsons, as
his broker, had in possession % shares of
Hale & Norcross mining stock and 90
,s~fD f,Nkn
above-belonging to plaintiff, but when
over to him and still retains it,
About 8 P. NJ yesterday an old lady was
leaving car at Seventh and K streets
when the horse started unexpectedly,
causing her to fall with such force that she
was rendered insensible by the shock. She
was assisted to chair in front of the
Golden Eagle, and then put in q hack and
taken home, a lady who happened to be
present going along to take care of her.
An individual who gave the name of
John Wilson was arrested at Sixth and J
streets last evening by Captain Karcher for
being healthy beggar. He broke away
and endeavored to escape. but officer Sulli-
van, who was in the vicinity, caught him.
On the way to the station house he used
foul language in great abundance, and in
consequence was charged with being
healthy beggar and using indecent Ian
guage on the street.
Three special cars came up from San
Francisco last evening, attached to the Sec
ond section of the overla nd express train,
two of them containing President Perkins,
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, and party of friends, returning
East from a visit to the coast; and the
other, General Superintendent Fillmore, of
the Southern Pacific Company, and other
officers of the road, EN- route to Ogden.
The three cars remained here over night,
and leave this morning on their way over
the hill.